The highly anticipated fight between Mike Tyson and former YouTube star Jake Paul featured a cameo of Tyson’s nearly bare butt – plus a bit of glove biting from the boxing legend.

For The former world heavyweight champion, 58, was due to enter the ring on Friday, November 15. He appeared on Netflix’s live coverage for a pre-fight interview and as he walked away, viewers saw his nearly bare butt – although he appeared to be wearing some sort of underwear – in footage of the fight.

The seemingly accidental cameo of Tyson’s backside seemed to catch viewers off guard – and inspired some playful reactions online.

Using a snapshot of the revealing moment to show his support for Tyson — who ultimately lost to Paul, 27, by unanimous decision — Marlon Wayans wrote on Instagram: “A–out. I’m rooting for Mike. He has zero Fs…but he 58.”

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The streamer himself even got in on the action, posting the full interview and joking that Tyson’s “pre-fight interview got really brutal.”

During the highly anticipated fight, Tyson left viewers with questions after biting his glove several times during the match. But it wasn’t the first time the boxing legend had displayed this habit – which some speculated was a maneuver to fix his mouthpiece.

When asked about his biting in a post-fight interview, Tyson revealed that he “has a habit of biting my glove when I fight.”

And when asked why he does this, he simply replied, “I have a biting fixation.”

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The highly anticipated fight between Paul and Tyson was originally scheduled to take place in July, but due to Tyson’s flare-up incident in May, it had to be postponed.

Following the incident, Tyson’s rep told PEOPLE, “Thankfully, Mr. Tyson is doing well,” after “he became nauseous and dizzy 30 minutes before landing due to a flare-up of a stomach ulcer.”

Both athletes talked big game in the build-up to the bout, which ended with Paul defeating the former world heavyweight champion by unanimous decision after eight rounds on the night of November 15.

Earlier this week, Tyson told reporters, including ESPN, that he was “bringing the devil himself (to the ring).”

“There’s no feelings involved,” Tyson, who called Paul a “friend,” said on Nov. 12. ‘My own mother has to be very careful when she has to go into the ring with me. When it’s over, it’s over. But while the process is going on, my intention is to hurt him. I hope he has the same intentions, otherwise he is in trouble.”

Tensions between the two men rose after Tyson punched Paul during the weigh-in on November 14.

Footage from the weigh-in showed Paul approaching Tyson and stepping on his foot. In retaliation, Tyson punched the YouTube star in the face and pointed at their feet before security got between them.

“Jake stepped on Mike’s foot and that caused the reaction,” Tom Patti, a longtime friend of Tyson’s, told USA TODAY Sports. “I was there and Mike just told me.”

“This is a pinch-me moment,” Paul later posted on X. “I got punched by Mike Tyson 🤗.”

Following his victory on November 15, the YouTuber shared a number of posts on X celebrating the win.

“Thankful to God, my family and my friends. We did it,” he wrote in one, while saying in another: “Thank you to every fighter on the card last night, thank you Netflix, thank you Jerry Jones, thank you thank you to my MVP team, I want to thank the legend Mike Tyson for giving me the opportunity to share the ring with him, I want to thank my family and my close circle of friends… and most of all, thank you God.”